Double Act (The Straight Man Stand-In Remix) [House MD; Gregory House/Eric Foreman]

[biz_munchee]

Title: Double Act (The Straight Man Stand-In Remix)
Author: queenzulu
Summary: Whatever it was, it wasn't with Wilson.
Fandom: House MD
Pairing: Gregory House/Eric Foreman
Rating: NC-17
Disclaimer: The characters belong to FOX, David Shore, and Bad Hat Harry Productions.
Original story: Condoms and Flavored Lube by subluxate.
Notes: Props to my betas.

Comments

[bironic]

Mm, Foreman in nothing but boxer briefs, confident.

Whether you are queenzulu cleverly covering her tracks by leaving feedback or someone else who's going to make her happy by bringing more House/Foreman into the world, this is great. It expands and twists and comments on the original story and it's sexy and feels true to both characters -- well, all of the characters, but particularly Foreman and House, since they're the focus -- with the attraction and competition and a little bit of dislike to spice things up. With a semi-ghost-Wilson threesome as well! :) Yum.

[bironic]

:) I knew this one was you as certainly as one can know when it's still anonymous. Figured you'd found out about subluxate when you got assigned the pinch-hit. Way cool result, especially for having been written so quickly!

[topaz_eyes]

Delicious and HOT. Yay Foreman/House!

[zvi_likes_tv]

Awe, that's really the thing. I love stories about Foreman, and this makes a very sex, fun story that communicates their mutual smugness, which is what I love about the pairing.

[schmevil]

I like how understated this is. Also how hot. ;)

[subluxate]

Oh, dear remixer, I am so very glad you picked this fic. I knew when I wrote it that it had potential and I was getting nowhere near its potential, and have therefore never really liked it.

But this? Oh, this fic. This fic is so, so much better than my original, and it completely fulfills the potential. House's unrequited thing for Wilson, Foreman's "I would do you" attitude, all of it. I love it. They're so perfectly IC, too.

The porn is hot, too, and I love the mental image of Foreman in white boxerbriefs.